The wedding planner wants to outsource – and I was able start a small business with wedding favors

Filed in archive Quick introduction , The Lighter Side of Outsourcing on March 5, 2010

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Last weekend I met a very nice girl who told me her story of how she became a business woman. Her name is Sarah and her business success story fascinated me. It all begain when she was helping her sister's wedding planner organize the wedding. One day Sarah and her sister wanted to choose their guests' wedding favors, but all the items the wedding planner offered were boring and certainly nothing which could surprise friends and family at the wedding party. Sarah's sister was very dissappointed, but Sarah had a lot of good ideas. After a broad range of fantastic recommendations the sisters decided to buy photo frames for the guests and to rent some polaroid cameras. During the wedding party the guests were able to take pictures of the bridal couple and were then able to choose their own snapshots to place in the frames. Through this they were able to take home their own wonderful memory of Sarah's sister's wedding.

The wedding planner's company was so thrilled with Sarahs ideas that the owner asked her if her company could use Sarah's creative gift ideas for other clients. And so it happened that Sarah started her own business with wedding favors. And Sarah finished her story with the sentence: "The wedding planner wants to outsource - and I was able start a small business with wedding favors. This is my own business success story!"

Isn't this a wonderful outsourcing success story?